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Addressing health risks and consequences of TIP in low-resource settings
Addressing health risks and consequences of TIP in low-resource settings
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Addressing health risks and consequences of TIP in low-resource settings
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Gloria Halverson, MD
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Jun 20, 2012
This workshop will explore the challenges frequently encountered as well as how to assess and deal with health issues that specifically occur with human trafficking in low resourced areas.
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